How to Improve Teacher Retention and Burnout

By rahmat hidayat

Wednesday, November 8, 2023

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Engaged & Thriving Institutions: The Strengths-Based Approach

Educator Engagement

Invest in Students by Investing in Teachers

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The teacher burnout and retention issues that rose sharply during the pandemic haven't receded.

That's why establishing a culture of wellbeing and engagement is crucial for success at your institution. And leaders are the most critical element of all.

Leaders are essential to the engagement of their faculty and staff. We created this page for leaders looking to tackle teacher retention and burnout head-on.

Explore topics like engagement and retention strategies, burnout cures, strengths, and more.

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Strengths-Based Campuses

Are You Getting the Most Out of Strengths on Campus?

The strengths experience should extend beyond your freshmen completing the CliftonStrengths assessment. Schools that integrate strengths as an all-encompassing approach to education are seeing better outcomes and higher engagement.

Gallup's Janet Gibbon joins the Called to Coach webcast to talk about best practices for implementing strengths, the benefits of an all-encompassing approach and how schools are using strengths to achieve the outcomes that matter most to them.

How to Increase Campus Engagement Using Strengths

New Report

The Impact of Role Models

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Part of preparing middle school and high school students for their future career can come in the form of a role model.

Young adults are twice as likely to remember job talks at their middle school or high school as being influential if the speaker shared information about the education and skills needed to work in that career.

Gallup and Amazon's new report, Role Models Matter, explores just how important role models are in peoples' lives by examining working Americans' middle school and high school experiences with career education and role models and how they affected their career path.

Download the report to learn more about the impact of role models and what schools can do to help prepare students for their future career.

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Educator Development

Growth Begins With Strengths

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Don Clifton, the father of strengths psychology, said, "Our greatest contribution is to be sure there is a teacher in every classroom who cares that every student, every day, learns and grows and feels like a real human being."

When you empower teachers to do what they do best, you are promoting student success.

Check out these articles that show how leaders can help teachers develop by using their strengths and through mentorship.

Mentors and Sponsors Make the Difference